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Culver City High School - Olympian Yearbook (Culver City, CA)

 - Class of 1956

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Culver City High School - Olympian Yearbook (Culver City, CA) online collection, 1956 Edition, Cover
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OLYMPIANS 1 r Senior Play pages 32 and 33 Graduating Seniors pages 16 through 29 Baby Pictures page 30 I. Gary Hollis Isabel Schoble Bob Greer, Dorothy Hess Judy Harman Monte De Michele Norma Dennart Nancy Patterson Linda Glina Betty Virginia Senior Council and Awards pages 14 and 15 iz, Baby Pictu Haae 31 Lora Dean Goodman 23. Lois McStrouI 24. Dave Pellerito 25. Sharon Mahlmood 26. Don Duber 27. Sharon Berman 28. Larry Lee 29- Barbara Files 30- Craig Anderson 31. Herb Lieberman Neil Shauers Carol Lackey YES Bob Thompson Bob Ries Dick Ewin Kathy Wright Betty Mayhew Pat Messick Eddie Kaufman Patty McKane Dick Ewin I nr el' QV' Shirley Goldenberg Bayles Cawthorne Judy Marston Mike Gibson Elaine Martin Jack and Jim Rhodes Bev Roberts Dick Constantino Adella Strauss Carolyn Mitchell Bette Pearson John Devich Janice Wheeler Bill Wagner Fran Weisfuss John Oswald Jim Wirth Beverly Jones Dick Betts Bob Asklof r-1' Pat Augusta Tom Chapman Sheila Zail Joyce Kirk Tom Hicks Sally Frei Mike Gibson Don Milin Gloria Voisan Y Hdrlriri limnusf X s ,W 1 f Y I J Popularity Poll pages 16 through 28 pv- fs '47 49 R . 5, Cy,,a-1 - ' 'C' mln. FRONT ROW: Beverly Roberts, Tom Chapman, Janice Wheeler, Dick Ewin. SECOND ROW: Marie Helmer, Beverly Morris, Carol Lackey, Elaine Martin, Rita Oila, Monte de Michele, Craig Anderson, Dick Fowler, THIRD ROW: Gary Hollis, Al Hale, Sayles Cawthorne, Bob Honey, Jim Lantry. SENIOR COUNCIL Helping to bring musical and dramatic fame to Culver City ..... Finian's Rainbow . . . making the Olympians the richest class in Culver High's history initiating and enforcing senior privileges opening a new Senior lawn . .. working for a greater Senior class and a prominent place in campus life. Tom Chapman President ofthe SeniorClass SENIOR AWARDS AMERICAN LEGION AWARD-Tom Chapman, Judy Harman Q LIONS CLUB AWARD-Harlan Limmer, Elaine Martin l I 4 l x NK ii x Judy Harman Valedictorian SCHOLARSHIPS HUGHES MANAGEMENT CLUB SCHOLARSHIP-Isabel Schoble SOROPTIMIST CLUB SCHOLARSHIP-Sherrida Shepherd RICHARDS MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP, USC-Phyllis Schwartz USC SCHOLARSHIPS-Judy Harman and Tom Chapman UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO SCHOLARSHIP-Tim Connolly STATE SCHOLARSHIP UCLA-Ed Schwartz STANFORD UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP-Harlan Limmer OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP-Virginia Farmer GIRLS' LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP-Patricia Augusta BILL MURPHY ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP-Dick Ewin ROTARY CLUB ACHIEVEMENT AWARD-Ron nie Menet, Caroline Woolfolk EXCHANGE CLUB AWARD-Jim Hazard, Suzette Pechin CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AWARD-Dick Betts, Virginia Farmer SOROPTIMIST CLUB AWARD-Carolyn Mitchell KIWANIS CLUB AWARD-Judy Harman OPTIMIST CLUB AWARD-Buzz Blackwood BANK OF AMERICA ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS- Science and Mathematics-Ed Schwartz Fine Arts-Terry Karish Liberal Arts-Judy Harman Vocational Arts-Bonnie Simpson BUSINESS 8. PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S AWARD Carol Lackey JACK WILLIAM MARKS AMERICANISM AWARD Beverly Roberts C.S.F. SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Tom McKenzie BILL MURPHY SPORTS AWARDS- Football--Dick Ewin Baseball-Mike Gibson Basketball-Bill Wagner Track-Jim Hazard Minor Sports-Joe Krolin Isabel Schoble Salutatorian GIRLS' LEAGUE IDEAL GIRL AWARD-Carol Lackey BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD-Tim Connolly I5 .'?'l ? 4.. , 4 in -X, 11,4 VW ., A KG! n FQ e. 4 ,gl 'E ,Q , . ' A -Bu , 3 , 4, , V T 1 1 J 2-'jr W If M Y . qw' 5 ' L K I I , 5 1 BARBARA ABBOTT DARLENE ASPLUND SANDRA ASTFALK PATRICIA AUGUST SHARON BERMAN ..., I: M we ANA , 2 JACQUELINE ICLANTONJ HEIN 40, ij FRANCES COMISAROFF ., 3-., A A 1 'lyk y Q R ' I ROSEMARY DE PAUW IARBARA TEASTMANDHASTINGS W X W T1 I l - X 'N' ,f f' I -1 9' XR . ' XX xl VIRGINIA FARMER SHARON FENSTERSTOCK TLT 4 vi' L waxy, ' ,.,-V ' , A gg R 2, fwsx ' - -1' 'wwf' P7155 . l . ,, f A 'd -r '27 if L' 5 . W., 3 ,....- A , 2 , ' 3 X 'x JOANNE L OERSCHl JANSZ SALLY FRE! HAWQIET GLASER 5 LINDA GUNA ' . ' T 'Tp fg , ,, A-m I ,fs .1 I A I Q ,,. ,sl I V' ' 1' --v 1 l 1 v--fr J-my I ' ' I I I I I I MARY mins XA f f Wi I LILLIE BAIRD NANCY BILODEAU HARRIET BROSSEL ' , a ss, I ' ,O V 1 ' NANCY DAVIS f 9 LARITA ELLIS 'x IQ' -v BARBARA FILES wx CJ 'Q 'p Ni fffx. 2' faq? 4+ p-. '- VALENTINE CHILDRESS wi-,N 'Y F' L, -' 4, N. 4. -ml x, NORMA DENNERT PATRICIA ESLICK LORRAINE FISHER SHIRLEY GOL E R LORA D N GOODMAN SHARON GUTHRIE JUDY HARMAN SANDRA HEFNER 1 n 1, 'R I N L ' N.. ya .ar - :gh .Y , . -.v ug, N .1 4 I' kr: Ah ,Xu K I . ,55 5 , Q, I M' ' Y ILII I I Y. 0 , Y I fs I 1 ' w L .J I ' ' x - I I -:gl ,L I ,--H-If :EQ A I ' I 1 n I .. f., A I l ' 'fx vi , ' N 'IR In A M 35 jg QR.- , 'Ii E a LI ' ' N .. . 5 . I Pg x.: ' ,I k I I Q I .Q X 3 A f 5 -.4 fo- ' a ' ' S'--,. N' . f-A EN . f- W E fl pf ' , -iw - pf? ' ff' V3 'fx fx ,f ,., .. ,X A M A -v 'f-4 - - 4, 5 -w up Q. . A -A ' is ' , x 1 . . -- f EW 241 I 1 I MARIE HELMER DOROTHY HESS DO JEAN HOEFTMAN NANCY HOMMES fox NANCY KANE ff' ,...,-if JUDY KRASNO f'-1, ANNE LEFEBVRE Q- LOIS McSTROUL .ww ,f Q5L'4L 145. 4x1 ,Iwi CECELIII MALEY SHARON MALHMOOD ,JUDY MARSTON ff ,,.4. HELEN HOROWlTZ PN I TERRY KARISH gif? ALICE LAABS ...N-M 'Ny ROSALIE LOPEZ Q 3 vi ff ' W I A. ., W' Q ' ' r 'Q . I X ' X . . , X M' x WA ,S 5 A .IN A ' '. I ' A 'R E. vm L gfr , x A 1 5 i A 4 -INA ..: -I 5 4 ' ,A f X 'gi .M A .af i -4 , K N. T, r ' .- V Y N .. A Wa-V Z 5 1' k E , I L ' AWRM ' I , A , ' f - - 1 V A 4A nf g A 2 , iv M: x k ., f -T l W van, , s 3 Q 4 E B V 1 I P y . . H I Q Q A 3 X xt X E .' x I W 1 fl eh 1 VL fl 4 , ' I x ?LAlNE MART! 4 I .ang- . 4 22 sr - L avi' M ' Q M- E I V .xg Y .', w5y L. A X. 'Q . V, wy -fm i Q '- ' I f N Y 1 ,, oi 0 4' 'L Q 'K- at ' V, 4 , ' L d , 5 ' f 9 mf 1 A . .. if -1 37 . .41 A lj 1 1 E -M f K g ,, X Y x z 1 1 X X f S MARCIA HUNTER 1 MARY HYATT JUDY JACOBSEN VERONICA JANAS 2 BEVERLY JONES f L L 'Wd , 'QS 59 ff- . KCW f -4 - 4, ' 'P' x I I ,' BEVERLY KIEFER JOYCE KIRK . -L 4'- L -17 5 ,Z Img. ' V -.r , A 7 T 1 ff' Q 'Wm ' s N CAROL LACKEX L BONNIE LAUER 1 -' - I al- 4, I ' 7 A ' 4 ' ' 2 7' NX I BARBARA McFARLAND PATRICIA MCKANE 1 'Y ' 3 t ' U Z - MS --, y -1 .Y. f- x W' m3'fQQ.h N E Ni ' ' . V L 2 xt? - T ' - ff' fx, ,. 4 - A A nf f5X' 494 fn N ' 9, ' A, gs Q 4 I Qu, 'P ,L 'Qs , - rf' ,ifiv X ,J 'Y ,,,f-1 r' 4-' ' ' Z' l 'T V iwfif ff J Ninn 7 A ,' F tgi- R ' . MARLENE MATHISRUD ' JEANNE MAY BETFY MAYHEW BETTY LMEDLIN BEVERLY MENZHUBER X . 4 K' 2 'G 1 3 Q 4. .35 I 454, 0 I 1 X I q , . PATRICIA MESSICK CAROLYN MITCHELL DARLYNE MITCHELX f JOAN MOLINARI I EIIEEN MOORE I -,3 I I I QW I -up 4 ,.- ' A' 'T 0 YN I - A I to ' E pl I NANCY PATTERSON BETTY PEARSON I fi -V Q' qw' f 2 Q. I A I 3 ,,. I 'Q - X ... xx Y JOAN PLANCK I ARLEEN POLLOCK X I ,, fr If' 45 i . I g I I N . ,ig A 's 3 1 ' Q I BEVERLY ROBERTS pEGGy ROI-F I 1-Q qi' I 1' g.. - 5' 5:6 . ' I QQ o . is , A L fo ' f , '-r-.fir ,qu ii fi ' E by . 'I - 5 - Q I - A 1 - .Q Q Vw V ,Q 4 - L! D v -, ' 1 I Y , 3 Y ELAINE RUBIN R BEVERLY RYZICKA GLORIA SALCIDO BARBKARA SAYAeE SHERRY SHEPHARD I X 3 I - I W .-A Q -6 --4 4.1-od, 4 KATHLEEN MOORE f 7' ' 'yi-fd ,A -ff? Xi... SUZETTE PECHIN Qi f f, '17 fx., BETTY PORTER ,-Lx fx sf R - -ev I I, Y DIANE ROSENTHAL 'lg -or Pj ,J ISABEL CHOBLE , X KA 6? Q A I, A.. I' . gf, 1 T 'lk I x f .sevsiur Modes GERD NILSEN RITA OILA ' xf I 1 'l' 3 1, I, .IEANNE PARSONS 1' ' 'Q' T .1 111 -9 .v ,Y X CIDNEY PETTY I W .nf '-EL nv W ' .pu 1f T!'VL MARILYN RANDOLPH ,,- f l ' 'J- -V fy EILEEN ROSS A- I I! I .. 1 , .2 W - . ' 9 MN' H ' ' I I0 iq ' Q ,J A ' .3 1 , I, ' 1 3 51 J .1 Y Y , iz ., . ,I if Y i ,ff Ig Q ,I XX M I , I II Q I. X'I2'3fx :ag Off 1, XXI ' I LORA SCHLAUDER gi, Q PHYLLIS S H A Z A 5 A JACIQIE QQITLVEN, SEER GLORIA SELTZER I V A I I I ' I E X I Rs. f iw 'Qs 'vx 10 9, ' ' AIU' - f A . ,E . -- IF, 1, I X 2 P BOBETTE SHAW JANET SHELHAMER , I , JOAN CUTLER ,, J W-34 Z IDN? .43 44 I I I I , I BONNIE SIMPSON GENE A SMITH VELSID UPTON ap'- .X,-.gr 'MII-39' ,S u2.4bnnU? Hx GLORIA VOISAN .-. w '95 ww X Il I 5:2 I .1-3 sf - ly fb ,,, , 1 A if , ll f X I Q. ' ,J JUDY WATERS FRANCES WEISFUSS I I .IANICEIWHEELE ' v X 1 'X .-45 1 If 1-9 I ------.. Ing Vhnv A ,I x A I, f 1 I 'tx ' 'N f 0 I 4 -LTL ,V xv I ,f ' x NANCY WOODLAND CAROLINE WOOLFOL 3 I : 1 Q . 5 .nv 'G-1 iv- 7 QNX nsmmm M-ff 'x 'tfk ni ,gn fn PAULA STEINHART ADELLA STRAUSS PATRICIA S JERRY SWEET ALICE THOMAS 'i .3 -if iff E Y 11 I --4 455 1,1 XV' ,..,-- A, li I 21L I I ' Q 1 , :A ,,-- I I- , uw. , V ff , , 5:2 ,I me ' -wg, LX ' sy' W ' 1 N., 0 :im f. , I' , ff . ' g I, 1 - JR V W' . . I I fox 'Q' X ' ui 'I X T Q. ' R Tv -..- M ' -I 'N' . s A I ' f .i 1 X , I ' ' . .-U' 'Q-I.. liz - Q-Q fx -1 'ef I BETTY VIRGINIA YQ, M an of ' , - ,..., MABEL WATANABE . 'N Q ,Q Iv lf., 'Z A- Q ' I T' '3 'I 'Za 4 W, I fi N-p E L. A I I L . '35 , K I T I' Y f f 'FP , 1 - I f, I I 1 . . 4 K V I3 V . I KATHLJEN WRIGHT E DOROTHY YOUN I S A ZAILIIQ EVELYII ZIONTZ DOLORES ZONNI . , X xl JP' 1 f MQ. , if 9' 1 J' A ,4 IJ. - 'l R I ,I I N 2,, 599 AW! i l Q sa .5 5-r '?! f, 5 6 X W Q X, WW 3552 , f of O d O SIOFI G xi, b E vi' 3 4-nk 5 YK Q i L , V -HW , k ,L wh .f ,,, L58 'UM i ' af AN-F 5 HP F 4 1 Q iff P' . kay! 1 '.l. Nw. Q. 3 , 'U K an D'fd 'Q' 'il . il li A 'Ml 22 E23 ff H N ,. ,A ? 'f 4, fy X. Inspiration was lent by musical director Sid Bender, dance co-ordinator Bettylyle Westbrook, and director, Perry Polski. LEFT T0 RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Jim lantry, Evelyn Jaedtke, Bonnie Simpson, Judy Harman, Dorothy Hess, Pat Messick, Nancy Patter- son, Diane Parenti, Monte de Michele, Elaine Martin, Ronnie Menet, Betty Mayhew, Noel Parenti. KNEELING: Isabel Schoble, Sharon Malhmood, Sharon Fensterstock, Beverly Ruzicka, Ann Johnson, Linda Yates, Pat McDonald, Don Seligrnan. STANDING: Neil Shauers, David Smart, Bill Wilson, Nancy Tyson, Paula Steinhart, Jozelle Lawless, SENIOR PLAY After eight hectic weeks of casting, staging and rehearsing, Finian's Rainbow came to life on May 4th and 5th bringing the student body and the community a beautiful, never-to-be-forgotten play. Noel Parenti plays Og, the leprechaun from Glocca Morro, Ireland I wvqht 'em fight On Your PVOPEYIY Sefwtvf Sheriff Al Hale informs 'ivour iulip sir, Mr. hawking, sir. Buzz Collins sem Harlan Limmef, BVU Colllmfu Dick gens' and Hsenulof Blllboafd Rawklnsfn Ffed Bl-'rch' butler, to schutfle as Senator Rawkins cries out for his mint iulip. 's f J is 3 1 fl ' 52 as 5, 1' I , 1 , 'f 1 n , . I I Kr ':..-E! if if I e-ig 1.4 if . Neil Zukerman, Ann Carlin, Bob Campuzano, Jim Hazard, Ann Ferris, Terry Bruce, Pat Harrison, Anna Edgar, Kay Johnson, Linda Piety, Linda Fraser, Jo Anne McFarlin, Eddie Rust, Janet Williams, Denny Strong, Jerry Schlauder. BACK ROW, STANDING: Bill Murray, Bruce Carter, Bill Wagner, Merle Entner, Dick Betts, Eric Dekker, Al Hale, Val Childress, Craig Anderson, Adella Strauss, Virginia Brown, John Bilodeau, Janet Holcomb, Bobbette Shaw, Harlan Limmer, Carol Shepard, ,., Elaine Martin The lrish Colleen from Glocca Morra and Monte de Michele, her hero Woody sing the lx romantic duet Old Devil Moon 7 l FlNlAN'S RAINBGWH Finian, Ronnie Menet, hides behind his bottle of lrish whiskey, as Buzz Collins, portrayed by Dick Betts, scolds him. wg, J fix 0' rc' ps-Q 'w IV' is 4 L if I f Q ! I 1 ' f xv XJ if i ' ' A J 3,5 E J 5 ig' 1 R i 15-Q WIP Q A, XY- 4 ,I ...M 'W X.- a xl 1, f Xi STUDENT CO Student Body President Monte de Michele 1' ..- is Q I ' I 74 - N P1 , I - , 4 . Q , Q 0 Mattel . ' V X Elaine Mclllll' l,i:.-Teltn John MCKG de Mlche e' man, Ronnle HT: Monle 3 dy HQ' Lin TO Rlximood' 53mALontryL.C:nSwntino. Sharon M0 Gary Hollis, Dm Mike Uygstltlt Our own democratic government . . . encouraging student activities . . . building spirit. . .pep rallies for football games . . .orientation assembly . . .working together. . . planning g FALL CABINET UNCIL Kunimolo ,loan Tac:0d:!diTQeJoan BIUSS nel Son Y 1 x x X il W, X Z X Commissioners Dick Constontino, Ac tivitiesy Judy Harman, Publicityg Bill Rains, Sports. i 1 4 1 f X. 'vis ,-..e igi- Q 8 . 'w 4 2 tif t E I .., .pf K N51 5, X 1 l hx. l N I-fg Si ds 1' ' Y' If ,, T' PL Officers-Dick Betts, Vice- Presidentg Lewcnnc Moffett, Recording Secretoryg Eloine Martin, Corresponding Sec- retcryg Mike Livesoy, Treas- urer. The heartbeat of Student activity .. . Cotton Day . . . A Student Hand- book for the Centaurs encouraging and publicizing ... legislating ...maintaining high standards. 4 - ig ,f1fQg,4,'t.Q w f -wdll, 1 iw-or Q 9. Q 'lb xxx Student Body President Dick Betts LEF Kronjch Nei' ' OW: D . , Z k orothy L Frei, Lewonna liitermon' Sandi' ASHalk SM' Geneva Smhh lo ' Offer: LQ I 'ck Betts B1 .' We , na Ayeroff, Jane KUnim,' nlBRoins, SUNY OO. ACK Ro r ro mc:-ir rmsr R W: STUDENT COUNCIL SPRING CABINET V 14' h ef M AZ 3 is T71 ,.4 in-.-1 AS 3 Lonnie Clldis , Soil Tom Ch Y SIUIII jo K opman, Judy Harman, Iiobgfgggoilfeg Zoref, Sham,-, Berman 9 COMMISSIONERS Judy Harman .... ACIIVINES Lewcnnc Moffeii . . Publicity Lonnie Ccdis . . . Sporfs OFFICERS Mike livesay , . . . Treasurer Puddin' Morris . . Recording Sec. Carol Lackey . . Corresponding Sec. Bill Rains , , Vice President ? il' .ug 39 Judy Harman, Editor A school year passing in review . . . . . . photography. . .unusual layouts . . the Olympian. CDLYMPIAN Editor . . . Feature Editor . Associate Editor . Art Editor , . . Business Manager . Circulation Manager . Photo Editor . . Senior Staff . . Art Staff . . . Copy Staff . Sports Copy . . Faculty Advisor . Photo Advisor . . Photography Staff . Cartoons . captured moments of campus life . . unforgetable book of memories STAFF . . . Judy Harman . Lyn Van Winkle . Isabel Schoble . Lewanna Moffett . Janice Wheeler . . Betty Chamberland . . . . Eddie Kaufman . Carol Lackey, Sally Frei Joyce Kirk, Shirley Goldenberg . Pat McKane, Pat Augusta, Pat Messick, Vivian Patterson Craig Anderson, Bob Greer, Barry Riley . , Mr. John Brueckner . . Mr. Lowell Zimmerman Eddie Kaufman, Bob Lee Alvin Schroeder . Peter Lindgren Betty Chamberlond, Janice Wheeler, Joyce Kirk, and Carol Lackey Photo Editor Eddie Kaufman K 'LL g F356 Will YEAR BOOK ' W l I, t . . J, , 'se its , 1 ,L 4- LU 4 Z lg V., J5, ' 1 6206 Janice Wheeler, Business Manager 4-, ,X , l a N if 2' gp..-f KNEELING: Pat Messick, Sharon Mahlmaod, Sally Frei, Pat Augusta, Pat McKane, Lewonna Moflett, Betty Chamberlond, Shirley Golden Janice Wheeler, Eddie Kaufman, Bob Lee. STANDING: Isobel Schoble, berg, Vivian Patterson, Lyn Vcn Winkle, Judy HGHTICHI- Fantasy in Frost . . . The Snowball .. . Crowning King Mike and Queen La Rue . . . lending social charm . . . . . . Fashions a la Mode elegant installations . .. far surpassing wealth unspoken-sealed by friendships tie FALL CABINET Caroline Woolfolk and Carol Lackey accept bouquets of roses symbolizing their office of president at Girls League mstalla tion assembly Our strong bond can ne er be broken formed in Culver High extending a welcoming hand to new girls lRemember Tie a Little String Around My Finger President . . Vice-Pres. . Corres. Sec. . Treasurer . . . . Aide . . . Aide . . . Aide . . . Public Relations Assembly . Concessions . Publicity . . Aide . . . Social . Aide Hospitality Aide . . Carol Lackey . Sharon Berman . Jeanne Muir Caroline Woolfolk . . . . . Gail Fish . . Lane Krasno . Janice Wheeler . Dorothy Look . Kathy Wright . Carol Hauck . . . Lyn Van Winkle . Susan Houlette Isabel Schoble Mary Ellen Jansz Carolyn Mitchell Sandy Astfalk GIRLS LEAGUE SPRING CABINET President Vice President Rec Sec Corres Sec Treas Public Relations Aide Social Hospitality Aide Aide Aide Publicity Assembly Concessions Aide Aide Caroline Woolfolk Jeanne Muir Susan Houlette Dorothy Look Connie Mertz I.a Rue Bridwell Ann Johnson Lorraine Gam Jackie Fink Mary Lou Hayler Pat Thompson Judy Thompson Janice Vrgnolle Karen Elwell Ann Graves a Augusta Betty Mayhew 7 .. . . . . , . ' . ' s - ' u r - S. l. .. ' ' 'I' nv - - - sr... l . .I .. .i .l ..Pt 1-fav: Q ' 1 4' ..l' . III, .ac -45.1 , W., , . 1, ,Qi gjgq , . N Q ' ' -. -fp, Q A 5 KJ'-Q-all-f F. ,ug - CQ' 'KX- -,Q -- , ' 'Q .. 5: wifi :A L w.4 x. D ,fn-s x . A '.v17' Q5 r gzfwi E - WL V l yigf, 3 , .5 3 fait b 'r '1f'1. 5, fi. , -,.f, ' uw 0 ', ,, -92354, , .. 1 ,jx s ' ' 4 v ' p. ' 4' - , v Ig., gr! Q. x' ,gr if , VJ 'T' ,. B ,ff - 3? ,,-. , . r. .,,,-nr - V .nj ' X ,L , 1 J' .. 'JJ In I--nav' . , - 9 .1 ,,, l- . Q, , Qi. 1, -, '.e.EJ up 7 l. ,,, ,-1.iYE,: s ,x,',,,. .. I4 ' 3 A ,, 2 W' 4 ffn, 3r'QTlg uf, ,V - ,ffm A .,'e'-.-fag. I , ffl .LQ-is - . L, ' , - , -,- -1- ' -- - Q -.3 1 f it I W fff' J. A,-L-. .. . f-P+ f mullin- -fe f ,W g .29 1,,4: 'W ' ' if 1 .A '- ,--4 ,--1-. 'q 'fla' , 1 XJ! K X r' ' ' .1 ff' 'x' T .-5?-:X ,+- . ' .r ' ' A J. - A JP!-ze, ff o? fo .: , .pb if ' ,L , ' AWG f L-.gif-, 'S ' . .-X 5, v.. 1 vc, FASHIONS A LA MGDE Kathy Hommes, Adriane Cohen, Carol Lackey, and Joy Schramm step through the floral arch in the Girls' League annual Fashion Show. 44 rr 0 5 N, ffl B r yvnakf 1 - 1 , SNOWBALL Girls' League President Carol Lackey and her escort, Bud Cairns, crown La Rue Bridwell and Mike Nail Queen and King of the Snowball. . .I I ,.gkE!,v!'. nv -w I 7,1-'ao ' ' ' ' Sl' , ' ' .li ' HI 'I ' N' r. . x ' ' '4 I' '-. 'f I L 4 ' . ' ,, . ' A ' s s 9 s - -F 5 ' Q ',,':.' 1 t fl - I MA 1' fo Q yn. ' X ffili ..'. ,'!f.h -wwf--' A ' J-, .9 I ! JI' Mita. Q X Q 3 u .. 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N , J ' f 1 In 1 , If , I, Z , 3. 1' ' s , 4 X s ' AL. , . ..v, 0 x fs., , . 'R iq K .,',,w,.K - '- fu ff 4 gif' ,.v' .no ,.,a . , --'N Q' 'u - 1 .,, 'K-I' ri Q' Tom McKenzie Centaurian Editor CENTAURIAN NSPA All American i954 Winner U.C.L.A. Dickinson Trophy Best High School Newspaper in Bay Area, 1955 1 so -' 5 Q,-f' is The eyes and ears of the student body . . . gath- ering news ... writing .. . editing ... building its fame . . . winning trophies and awards . . . .. led by editor Tom McKenzie . . . guided by Mr. Ed Helwick. U, Awmli f 'X SAX ww tt X 'E Q gym fl 1 ,a P y , ,H ll l I , V 1 ff! I 'Z i 'I t S Q '15 -' f 1 i 'fl fe T t Q3 gc 8, if X EM? 1 , l D ill ll x li. ill T W , 1' Him l :sl 5- 'E I ff fj fz, 46 '?23 f' CENTAURIAN STAFF Editor in Chief Associate Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor . News Editor . . One Editor Page Page Two Editor . Page Page Three Editor . Four Editor Social Editor . BUSINESS ST Business Manager . Advertising Manager . . Circulation Manager . Exchange Editor . Faculty Advisor . . Tom McKenzie Carolyn Mitchell . . Sheila Zail . . John Devich . Jczelle Lawless . Debby Freiden . Martha Jelin . . Barry Riley . Pete Lindgren . Jazelle Lawless AFF . Monte de Michele Joanne Bernfeld . . Pat Price . .loan Tavoda , . Ed Helwick STANDING: Buzz Blackwood, Mr. Helwick, Martha Jelin, Joan Tavoda, Pat McKone, Jozelle Lawless, Tom Mc- Kenzie, Joan Cutler. SEATED: Bev Roberts, Sheila Zail, Monte de Michele, Carolyn Mitchell. 1:4 ,ff g -. X 1' 1 ,L Q 4 ,, i sv x . u ,fi fy . Y T , f .3 is pd' ,ix ZA, 4 AA---xp W' f ' .fa ' 1-' wg A ' N' fr t ' Z 'if 49 'SIX SEATED: Mike Gibsonf Cmlg A de'50f', BUVVY Riley. STANDING: Pele Price, John Devich, Dick Ewnn Bob Greer Steve Foss XX Neil Zukerman, The Surprised, Elaine Mar- tin, The Hyslericalf' Neil Zukerman, Mary .lo Teipe, Elaine Martin, Mother please, please stop that! Mike Ellis, Barbara McFarlin, Eddie Rusl, Neil Zukerman, Mary .lo Teipe, Elaine Marlin, Lois McS1roul, Noel Parenli, Diane Parenti, in a cast scene of The Curious Savage. x THE MASQUERS THE CURIOUS SAVAGE BY JOHN PATRICK 0 1,1 Y li 1. 1 rl- i 1 !,u'f,-...W iv'-.7 V., , A 0 ol 9 00 4e4mu.4g.g,5g4,- 1 ' ,.. ,'l .....' , 4 Jan f,1,.,:.v,v.' J' fl Staging, rehearsing, performing the excitement . .. opening night . . . The Curious Savage . . . building interest in the theatrical world . .The Masquers give birth to a new star. OFFICERS FALL FALL Elaine Martin . . President . . . Connie Evans Neil Zukerman . . Vice-President . . Don Seligman Connie Evans . . Recording Secretary . . Lana Ayeroff Connie Evans . . Corresponding Secretary , . Sue Houlette Ann Johnson . . . Treasurer . . . . Jerry Reudy FIRST ROW: Connie Evans, Elaine Martin. SECOND ROW: Don Seligman, Paula Baelhe, Pat Bullard, Carolyn Bixler, Marilyn French, Terry Bruce, Melinda Scott, Sonia Hook, Danette Dearborn, Pam East, Sharon Cohen. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Ruedy, Barbara Wirth, Jeannine Jar- rett, Anita Goldstein, Gay Ashby, Melanie Riley, Jo Brodsky, Alesta Ericsson, Nancy Tyson, Shirley Krikorian, Adrienne Cohen, Jan Graham. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Polski, Eddie Rust, Diane Parenti, Adella Strauss, Judy Johnson, Carol Barrack, Joan Plank, Carolyn Wooltolk, Lola Lopez, Mary Jo Tiepe. SIXTH ROW: Noel Parenti, Lois McStroul, Carol Howland, Kathy Exton, Paula Waters, Larry Fletcher, Jan Holcomb, Joan Brass, Jerry Sweet, Barbara McFarlin, CALIFCDRNIA SCHGLARSHIP FEDERATION FRONT ROW: Ann Johnson, Mabel Watanabe, Lois Kaufman, Debbie Frieden, Tamara Krimstein, Pat Perkins, Carol Martin, Santa Medaglia, Sally Tallman, Marilyn French, Linda Barge, Evelyn Jaedke, Kay Stafford. SECOND ROW: Isabel Schoble, Judy Albin, Eileen Moore, Phylis Schwartz, Lyn Van Winkle, Barbara Serot, Marilyn Fraser, Berneita Nelson, Lane Krasno, Vicki Peletti, Janice Vignolle, Lana Ayeroff, Don Anderson. THIRD ROW: Allen Berman, Linda Piety, Suzette Pechin, Martha Jelin, Anita Goldstein, Virginia Farmer, Sharon Tuck, Jackie Fink, Rae Davis, Lola Lopez, Carol Shepard, Carol Carbone, Shirley Goldenberg, Carolyn Mitchell, Rex Corliss, Arthur Meinzer, Louis Porter, Walter Sim- mons, Jerry Meldrum, Joan Brass, Don Seligman, Les Pollycove, Lynn Biorkman, Dave Fish, Harlan Limmer, Art Sandusky, Gary Krikorian, Tim Connolly, Mrs. Perry, Sponsor. NOT IN THE PICTURE: Jane Kunimoto, Tom McKen1ie,Judy Harman. A torch . . . the lamp, life membership . . . The outstanding student . . . obtaining and maintaining grades . . . efforts which lead to opportunities for scholarships . . . and future success. FALL OFFICERS SPRING Tom McKenzie . . President . Jane Kunimoto Judy Harman . . . Vice-President . . . . Isabel Schoble Jane Kunimoto . Corresponding Secretary . . Carolyn Mitchell Recording Secretary . . Santa Medaglio Isabel Schoble . . . Treasurer . . . . Rae Davis Mrs. Perry . . Sponsor . . Mrs. Perry O TEACHER TRAININ i GI HB9 I F E O xx Um FUTURE TEACHERS or AMERICA x xex f TOP NQTCH TEACHERS R00 M p X-W, I DUTY I These are theufuture teachers . . . learning and preparing , , , through practice teaching . . . and Carefully planning . . . , I hoping to become top-notch teachers. I R , ' I W I I l 1 I '. X , 'I I I . 1 I ,I 1 FALL OFFICERS SPRING an I Zi lt'r'f 1, A W' Sally Tallman . President , Barbara Serot ' ,Al ' I 5 Lane Krasno . Vice-President Santa Medaglia I Barbara Serot . Secretary . Lola Lopes I ' Q I Mary Lou Hayler Treasurer . Lane Krasno Joan Brass , . Student Counc, . Louise Kronich y f Carol Martin . Bulletin , Carol Martin V y I Lola Lopes . Historian . Arthur Meinzer I T Arthur Meinzer Parliamentarian . Sally Tallman I I IV 1 , it ' ai. i ,-C Q FIRST ROW-Carol Martin, Lane Krasno, Santa Medaglia, Barbara Serot, elle Scott, Sandy Rosenblum, Mary Ellen Jansz, Joan Brass, Arthur Meinzer, Bernieta Nelson, louise Kronich, Sally Tallman, Mary lou Hayler, Lola Kathy Kelley, Anita Goldstein, Debby Frieden, Mrs. Myers. NOT IN PIC- La es. SECOND ROW-Lana Ayeroff, Janice Vignolle, Martha Jelin, Dan- TURE-Sharon Barkley, Val Childress, Phyllis Schwartz, and Karen Soe. P 'Wop FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FALL Marlene Mathisrud Pat Sutton . . Virginia Farmer Judy Waters . Linda Yates. . Betty Medlin . Jim Lindberg . ' .gate A 1 A 1'-.. . ,- T' :- 4 , . , -7, If-fi , of ' X- 'v- . 4 I 1' .z ,E .. eg , -s 4 v jeff-FQ-. be - if Fx. . v . , . Q 52 I Us x .,. YS .l,s OFFICERS President Vice Pres. Rec. Sec. Corr. Sec. Treasurer Historian Reporter SPRING . . Joyce Kirk . Margie Krasel . Helen Kubisch . Libby Lealy Norma Hammett . Linda Yates .Juanita Powell ere' J., ,rp .s 'vc ,np L, 'T 1, 4. swx , 'fi' Bright futures in the business world . . . the executives and stenographers of to- morrow . . . conventions and field trips Q? ,P-ff . ' x Tfgilw I 4' IT . 6 r ' ' x I-. 's . . . looking forward to progress in business I and industry. FIRST ROW: Margie Krasel, Joyce Kirk, Marlene Mathisrud, Pat Sutton. SECOND ROW: Helen Kubisch, Jerri Sweet, Betty Medlin, Virginia Farmer. THIRD ROW: Gloria Salcido, Norma Hammett, Carolyn Bixler, Judy Sommerland, Pot Perkins. FOURTH ROW: Kay Stafford, Carole Robertson, Paula Bolley, Pat Bullard, Pat Jones. FIFTH ROW: Juanita Powell, Sharon Cleaver, Libby Lealy, Jo Ann Bern- tield, Muriel Freeman. SIXTH ROW: Annette Franke, Mary Jo Teipe, Joyce Solie, Joan Racine, Sharon Tuck. SEVENTH ROW: Roberta Brouillette, Linda Carpenter, Marcia McVey, Eleanor Crane, Laureen Foersch. EIGHTH ROW: Arlene Meimeyer, Jo Ann McFarland, Peggy Hockey, Elaine Archic, Shirley Krikorian. NINTH ROW: Adrianno Lammens, Gary Powell, Jimmy Lindberg, gli if I fy -if .'tjghQ4.t tag? '-V ?3?3'iM z it ' ' 4 i if ' W ull-, STAFF MEMBERS CfCapt Wes Heidenrerch Company Commander Cf2nd Lt Bob Plalce lst Platoon Leader Cf2nd Lt George Smith 2nd Platoon Leader Cf2nd Lt Jerry Webb 3rd Platoon Leader lst Sgt Bill Crane First Sgt Cpl Jules Arnson Co Clerk l Yr il it F fi r RMU I . QA- 4 A 8 i lst Rank Wes Hemdenrench Richard Graves Allen Berman George Weiss fuss Bull Wilson Bill Crane Gene Anderson 2nd Rank Jerry Webb Gary Schor Bob Menzhuber De Wayne Kung f Rank Rank Rank Rank Rank Bob Somers Paul Baird Pat Dolce Bruce Wilson Paul Ehrlich Larry Fletcher Paul Den nert Dan Osborne Bob Plauce Bob Cabler David Cate Al Wnmger Joel Comusaroff Joel levy Glen McVey Bob Kelly Ron Ranne Earl Eastman Art Hall Tom Oliver lynn Grant Jack Hauck Howard Gellmck Bill Bell Jules Aronson George Smith Dan Crosby Bill Arasmith Jim Strader Jordan Gibbs CADET CORPS Cadet Corps promoting leadership and achieve ment . . . developing loyalty and co-operation . . . patriotism to iob and country . . . partaking in mock military life . . . field trips . . . meeting to- morrow s challenges. , ,Q- -1-F in r X ' fi f 5414-7v ., .1 1 'f ,Q-f 'Q ,ff e f Y .4 - 'f ' -127-fill Z X I 7 xv gf X i o I i X ' f X 1 l In X X 1 D 4 ,px I I A 'VK 0 ' L- F' K ' 4. ' A ! -5- W - we 7774. 514702 - 1? 31, ek I- -V 7-2 Q- -EN .Qt JJ' - . . Ya- ,-1-,4ij,-l - i +-- 1-51 ':'g..... ' 8 5 if ,, , FRONT ROW: Sharon Fensterstock, John Os- wald, Puddin' Morris, Adrienne La Grave, Helen Owens, Bob Plaice, Gloria Hobdy, Joe Krolin, La Rue Bridwell, Bill Murray, Terry Bruce, Frank Acquavivo. BACK ROW: Mr. Phillips, Neil Trent, Pat Thompson, Beverly Rulickn, Al Hale. 1,'g s , F3 fl ssl Mfr! Q ,mm Z , f WM ei V , N V 0 5 ,H- , .... ll W -'gli , Mm -- ,-W, gt! A qflillli' 'Q JH' ' ,I ahah N3-lughgf' fx, Wh 'V mi-Y i' i D ii x 1 V ' 'Um X, XA If li P . l U 0 Q fi I X 'I I D5 'I 9 is mm Q VW tl, - i f i - . O .Ilmr 4 fufgnimlkw ' mlfyllmnllldxlvul. . 4 ' ' W twat' N. f l 1. X-54 'aljj 4911 - gfl 54 , 5,,,2r f f- ,F F. The Y patch . . . a symbol of fellowship and service . . . the council, co-ordinating and work- ing together . . . strengthening bonds between the school and Y activities . , . The Barons, Condors, Countesses, Counts, Debbenetts, Fal- cons, JaKetts, Lodyettes, Saxons, and Sharn- elles. INTER-Y-COUNCIL FRONT ROW: David Kenner, Joyce Kirk, Rae Davis, Geneva Smith, Linda Piety. SECOND ROW: Jim Hazard, Gary Krikorian, Jerry Meldrum, Allan Gershman, Bill Daily, THIRD ROW: Dick Constantine, Bob Campuzano, Jim Lantry, Mr. Burke, Richard Hamel, Ted Goldi. NOT IN PICTURE: David Sheer. WARDENS Serving their school . . .the Admissions Committee . . .on hand at ath- letic games and school events . . . keeping order . . . taking tickets . . . punching A. S. B. cards. FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS President ....... Jim Lantry President ..... Dick COf1SIGI'1?lf1O Vice President . , , Rae Davis Vice President . . . . Don Mllln Secretary . . . Geneva Smith Secretary . . . JOYCE Klfk li I 2' -Lx K f 45 ia-F iam .G f- A P R x 'K 5 if 'i SP P li l ,.-A C: all 2? ev- FIRST ROW: Ed Schwartz, Dove Kenner, Wayne Floaten, Bob Swenson, Bill Daly, Bob Sommers, John Fischook, Mike Ellis, SECOND ROW: Denny Strong, John Schelski, Rod Flagler, Walt Simmons, Brian Springer, Herry Sommer, Jerry Meldrurri, Mr. Dinkel, sponsor. TOP ROW: Dennis Thorkelson, Harvey Prezant, Adrian La Grave, Ron Overholser, Ken Willis, Bob Shaw, Gary Krikorian, Tom Smith, Noel Parenti, Lee Ehrheart. BOTTOM ROW: Neil Trent, Richard Hamel, les Hatch, Bill Pierce, Jim Hazard, Pres,, Ed Kaufman, Greg Zaret, Miles Anderson, Curt Price. NOT PICTURED: Pete Lindgren. Elwell Sonic Medaglua FRONT ROW Rae Davus Loss Kaufman Mvke Ellls Joyce Borles STANDING Cynthua Collnns Sharon Baker Mass Norton Judy Muller Lauuse Woo Kathy Koerlin Sharon Cohen :ximian B 54 5 ,n . 's ,-N I I FRONT ROW: Tim Connolly, Allan Berman, Mr. Wohlgemuth, Harlan Limmer, Dave Smart Gary Krikorian, Earl Schrarnm, Greg Johnson. BACK ROW: Bernard Brownstein, Ken Belville, Larry Richards Ben Burnett, Mike Arnoff, Arthur Meinzer. NOT IN PICTURE: Anthony Lambert, Tom McKenzie S FUN 'EACH 5 ,-..,s .-,. lx 'K .xy -L ,L -?Y'Y SCIENCE CLUB progress . . . our Culchi and exhibiting. FALL Tim Connolly . Harlan Limmer . Greg Johnson . . Bernard Brownstein Theories . . . research . . .study . . .experimentation . . .scientific scientists are on their way . . . creating OFFICERS . President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer SPRING . . Harlan Limmer . . Tom McKenzie Bernard Brownstein . .Gary Krikorian 3 .09. 39 ' I. ,..sn 'Z' fs -. J 5- ' 1 4 1 . Qf f -L X ., L .94 . i - 'xi' ' .vu , KNEELING: Bruce Carler, presidenlg Mr. Auslin, sponsor. FIRST ROW: John McKane, Owen Freebairn, 'Milli-1,4 V, Q if 'J Ron Keele, Bill Arasmilh, Joe Williams, Charles Cutforlh, Cal Taylor, Bob Harvey. SECOND ROW: Bob 3-1 1l1L7'4 21,4 lee, Pele Lingren, Jim Lundburg, Bob Cabler, Tom Runner. ' A H A AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB .Q i fy f I 1 X s I I 1 1 1 f 1 fn- Running the films and loudspeakers -increasing our en- :X .-' . Q f loymenf of school events. , XXy Auolo l L , vi5UAL Q41 ' 193-513 l ROOM xl i - in 'nv if orncsres ff W f spmnic FALL . 1i'.9.5,qQ-69 ,nfl Bruce Carter . . . President . . . Owen Freebairn Q gl , fe e Bob Lee . . , Vice Pres, . . John McKane , Pele Lindgren . Secretary . . . Cal Taylor ' , Jim Lindberg , , . Treasurer . . . Bruce Carter M X Tom Runner . Chief Engineer . .Joe Williams X ix Bob cnbief . . Chief Sound Tech. . Tom Runner f X Cal Taylor . . . Chief Proiecfionisf . Jim Lindberg I ' 3 X 4 John McKane. . SludenfCouncil Rep. . .John McKane I bl L' 7 l J. ,,.g:-:-- , -'f A Y 'Ti ' 'X ff! To-, FIRST ROW: Dolores Zonnie, Judy Teague, Shannon Carr, Connie Diane, Roselyn Williwack, Alice Labbs, Bar- bara Pollard, Sue Rutherford, Toni Cal- ore, Barbara Solomon. SECOND ROW: Marlene Block, Linda Hersch, Belly Wachler, Elaine Wood, Terry Bruce, Sue Serlin, Alice Powell, Nancy Sislo, Janice Graham, Alice Collins, Jackie Jauberl. THIRD ROW: Arl Meinzer, Ron Cain, Bruce Milchell, Jim Gramm, Fred Burch, Frank Harrington, Frank Shappie. ORCHESTRA ' Q-4 ' 1? ig ii- I- i-. -tn-5, 2? 3- --J -an-. i 4 if- L.--.Y ,gr V i i-c---v-,ii- A,, , Sharron Baker, Glen Marlin, Terry Karish, David Reed. SECOND ROW: Bill Dunsford, Bill Lough, FIRST ROW: Suzelle Pachin, Alan Chirko, Howard Jacobowilz, Bruce Madden Sandefur. THIRD ROW: Frank Harrington, Howard Zerkel, Bill Bell. .l M I A K- AQ! l . A W - W ' . Iam ' -ggqmf' . ,rr ,U ff!- Ronnie Muir, Randy ell, ' 1 iq FZ-,,- 7 ff, Q-ff A ww, V-f:'jy:'Ts, yffVj6 -fp ,V ,Q ,JJ ,ff VU! ,pw .ug ,Q L1 ,fifqw 19 , B ,Lf My Aj CJ, LTQL , VV' gulf A ,V 'VV V1 Ji lit! ffl! LV Jj twirl' 'Ll 92 la!!! 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X ,L , Xulfpf 'Ll ' l JJ, fLf,!Ll LD - x, Y LV J' fl! r fy zito' fun Mxx! .1 LJ. xx M491 LL Vg ,1,fl gp,f!1 by W, Ly Vi A jug n X, M MJ' yi, 0, if YJWWL, lv MV. di 1 V U W, X ,x,iI,LP1,,JJ, All gay A!rMLff,j?JfJU1i1l All , ry, ' My A fll ,Ll,,v',yJ w' My N ' I, I ,. f ' liar l, r ,N NX I1 z Lgflqlbfnqfg, A JU' , , V, X 'nl ,,,, f?j71, ' ' llyifjrjlqjlilfbbjLT!f'ffJ6l LljC Wolf f , f fi .fu ff C , , ,ff 'f ai X nflbfgj I WM! fix yi L ' ,f it 5,3 rv ivopm f in ,JA i ,f fy, .Jfxj Ll,,1!Aj,frXj.j J fb! pq, JA, yy: if ' Ffa r f' -' if , L ' C l MN ,yi Jfl?fN'L' iffy OV B DXVWULIKOM , F ' 17 , -I U. , f . ,jg BAND-FRONT ROW: Alan Cherko, Paul Ehrlich, ,IA K a... Bruce Lenfesly, Suzelfe Pechin, Barbara Smith, 0 Q Anita Pecoff, Bill Harshaw, Dennis McMaslers, X ' Mr. sender. seconn now, aiu ounsfofd, Ronnie Muir, Alex Augusta, Howard Zerkle, Bill Armour, Mark Foss. STANDING IN BACK: Bob Morrison. 5 1 Y I l 1 n , 4, f ,ff49i,.-dfcj2.,- - A ,ff A f Ki 1? 5 4 ,BQ 4 L .Z I Yryq 1 ,Ag LJ! Cc,4f,fzf' f aff , C-jf I. ,, E D , . Z Ld' --s4fo1.oq-Q1 '4CJ.5,l,Q,, -ff-cz . at f 46, 04,5 194, I, ,Z , , 'C-6,'mf'1, , .J naw. S g fff,.Z-llfZ,fC2 , .7fg,4. ,U A K A ' f 1, , S J If ,V y f -. ffl! JZ , iff! 'Z rf Of gow, ,WZQ 'fig ,5zZ,g,f ,,fZ,44fnf1,el. IZ,-J 406 421.cQf - ,Z JJ ' iq! f 77 Lf cg '1 v . 1 ,JL0,4 Jlfwfvff WV ML' Jah!! d I wld 1' , ' 'Kg -fslfff 0 i X 'Q J I Maki Q.cc.f,2gS7U, , ,V A ,f ' J 'a l f XL ,, -Cf - fbfxfnfij fix 7-X, ,f ld QFIJZQMK CHOIR NOTABLES TOP ROW: Dick Fowler, Jim Cummings, Bob Morrison, Jim Lanlry, Jim DePaola, Gail Tam, Jerry Sker- lunas, John Bilodeau, Bill Dunslord, Mr. Sid Bender. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Pelerson, Palsy Harrison, Janet Wins, Diane Parenli, Jo Ann McFarlin, Pat McDonald, Janet Holcomb, Bobbelle Shaw, Donna Murray, Elaine Marlin, Ann Ferris, Jo Ann Hovivian, Francis Dawson, Susan Boyd, Anna Edgar, Pal Wilkinson. FIRST ROW: Norma Mason, Kay Johnson, Sharon Jones, Valentine Childress, Carolyn Wiken- hauser, Jeri Planck, Judi Johnston, Madeline Connolly, Janel Massie, Susan Charles, Mable Oakley, Judy Quinn, Sandy Salais, Virginia Brown. SECOND ROW: Randy Sandefur, Alex Augusla, Jack Ireland, Howard Zerkle, Bill Dunsford. FIRST ROW: Suzelle Pechin, Ronnie Thompson, Bill Lough, Bruce Madden, Howard Jacobowilz, Jerry Mandel, David Reed, Sid Bender. 'l--ljIlI 'I!t ' I I . I lid 3 ,J pvezj- - 3 V , ' 1 ,! ' ii AVA cl ive! X' X 6Mp' X L62 fy!! flf f fl0W7Lf If .-,lf ' 'i l ' D! I 0 I l 4' I 'I I I w 'V Lys , A , A MM VA, ff, K If Iwo Qf1!4,1, fl 0 LV' ffm ff MMV? A ipfflf QL. U' ,q fi L A if dlp aft , 'lf Qbfylll-Lf QU' md ! ,, 1 ' Z 4 ,L LVL, L W XL, J V V' i ' VK, yy? W l W' V, F My ' - W f , A uf A DA , e xl 7 I .Lf Ll ljjng f ll K U-Ir,-tjkf' I jfwf X - H lurxf lj , , 1 t ff LL Q auf, . tif y ,Dax fy by 4 LU If ZH, MMI M LV dl ,I ., G f fl' I A fp' ,Q ljljl fl, f 'L I fj ,KZ fd I ,Q . U1 , A I fc! X!-f V N 1 J t VI, 1 fflby A1 gf I -yoj I ' ff J s. XXL ,,fQ, ' aj 7 !4f'f if A fl VA!! I 1 u LIL I 1, v L If ,! '96 V. A I A N X ,pix jx K! ,f J, t ,. 1 ,ffqfb fjg !il 7' I1 lfily 1 JWV '- jj!! il A Xb V L i 1' J 1 V A - Y ,lun lf xg, i U M 9,11 , gf L' ,L 1 X I ' ,ffl I C ,E W , 1 i- A, W H v, 14 64' , ML, L-I v -.1 I Aff X rv l X Ai'nV,4,Lfg?J2 l fvil '.JVL..c!l,: fi VMD L ry . as ttf li' , 1- Vi, . 1 X., p ! i, X -fi , 'LL ' Q' LJ l I l Lf X VV V' 1 f f if 'LJ pr 5- ' JZ! i Q' ,Qu 2 J fe Mfg' k1Lt97 F nnfvfg V lfull' V I nfl- L bbif iff 1' 15 3 L,W6rking alvvoyg' quietly ef iciently, the Board of Ed cptfon and the isfrlftk 0 - X lv KL. I administrative perso strive l provide t inest pdgyfgil ff Ucgpioflpl, Lnviron-dj' 5 ' 4 Li.. Q' ,, n .L 3 ment for their tea s and studd ts. , Jef? Qu! . L 'A Z Q ' M,L,, I I ll 11 11 X X L LIL 'lk' f jf ,. I-Xl,-if ll V Nj fl U-4 I ,N L' I, If X I fi -M A ,X - VA up ,. V A Y LZ! Y, i. ' Q., V XL! ,. A V, VV 'f Lf' S Ufi' X 'Lv Q ' I VA lbw! JJ V ,YXQIII . . 4127 I -' y R of ' O1 W A l--tj!,l,,V , 'Lf W., I, J A 1. ybkl IL Lf -7 ' 1 1- all Q '-1 f, if V In A, XXL, M 3 , X gr, l XQ , fi, , if z A K Q J , fL gtjff 3 I ply jj ' A I K j f fy f ? UML il 4 CWA A lzvsqg X, W sf JM! 4- 5 I f -k5,',j,,f 1 'LIU A J, It V LJ f-L J, lp qv y LC, ' 'X I 'pgs 1 J ' 4 'Ll ,f I KL of ifvfmlf Vincent Atleirander fb! milf f U n Li V NL 5 L 71 I ff f , lv ff My K ,A fV DePutY SUP6l'II'l?9f1dPfQf , fy I Mr' Louis A' Tcllmon L, . 1 7 f ,L Ll! ' Deputy Superintendent 0 1 ffl Ajfyg fl if ' L A A 1uL 1 fl n , I 'V G' 4 'lf' riff ,jf fl' l - 47 ' Af ' kf ly Ulf! ,AT Aaffzzfyy KL! 'H fr vfjfxfaf A is, L' L I I Crt is-., f t fl Q fi 'J1w5 4 jf J' .H qi , . ' ' ' Mr. Harold Weaver ,V 7' I Assistant Superintendent 1 fi L' Mr. Jack R. Singer Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Ollie Catlin, Dr. Robert Wilson, President Joe Lawless, Dr. William Alberts, Mrs, Eleanor Reed. 63 MR. JAMES MATTHEIS MR. RODNEY PHILLIPS Math, Life Science. -3 JAMES AUSTIN Mathematics and J. Physiology, Biology, Senior Class ,A Audio-Visual Sponsor. , MR. FLOYD THUN Geometry, Drafting. Lx fi! . 5 ii .355 f r ,, N., ,, I Q A i1w.j'i 13.4 sf MR. SIDNEY BENDER 'Z - Y' j fin , - 21:i, z::r:S'.KeY ,ij yy N M Vkijxfif! ' A Q yi 7 D2 bww NFO qw Uv V, J gl V' '97 U Si fig vi if if V X' S ,.-7 ti WN ' 1 if LV K .1 x':.. s.::.':r.':. ,M ,gf it so WNY iv 5.1252 2r:'.iT.1:Li:W W X J, ' U if cv M if 'N L' Wi JXLN sv --- MR. THOMA Cadet Corps Driver Educa Vocal and Instrumental , U Groups, Jazz Bond. f ' yy 3 S KELLY Commandant, tion ond Training. Mr. John F. Plank Principal Mr. Raymond Charlson Vice Principal MR. JAMES POWELL Coaching. Lerlermen Club Sponsor. Eligkhhching X, M ,U MR. DEL GOODYEAR Boys' P.E., Coaching All ..--Q If le W ' 'V' L1 L Q4 0 f R. RUBIN lr Uk' INWMERKHANIAN Q! ...rg LL ,jd fl! . . ' ' , Driver Educahonlj , 'J L., A Coaching If 1 7 M V 59 c XL, pd or ff If U' 'iff' MR. WARREN FLANAGAN Coaching and Social Studies. 5 AVP, gbmpf 1,5 lfiqqmf MAJ f A buy, QL bp: JK, U A ff MT f f lf UT' Q l ld vel ll X U VHP Lllimw J who TQ' ' Mx .M Ji ,Qi LTL M f wi LLIL AL Lirlffy 415 vy ,C-fn MISS BETTELYLE , , wesrsnoox 4 V Lf' !GirIs' P.E., Pep Squad 1 MX QL we S n , if , U O Li M 'Q , ,f W R l-JJL L fYL7j'f'L L f' 1 I W iffy L glass aim Mmlvsu W SV ' sff'.? s ' G 1 jlwffayw lr ' gb L J of , ,' L .lil ' LL Lf, LLL K, 'A Dr. Anilo Mitchell Mr. Henry Blunt X Girls' Advisor, Head Counselor Work Experience Co-ordinutor l' L 65 1 49 1 4 MISS BEVERLY SCHNUG rt MR. ABRAHAM BEYTIN Woodshop and Crafts. VMI' MR. DAWN DAUGHHETEE Metal Shop and Electricity, Sophomore Class Counselor. MR, LOWELL ZIMMERMAN Photography MR. SID THOMPSON Bookkeeping and Business Education. 1 MRS. GUANDA REYNOLDS Typing and Shorthand. MR. PERRY POLSKI English and Drama, Masquers Sponsor. MRS, RUBY SHIPP F.B.L.A. Sponsor, Typing and Shorthand. MR. SAM ERZOI. CYCESS MISS JOAN CONNOLLY Shorthand, Typing 66 MR. JAMES KENDALL Driver Training MR EUGENE BRENNAN English MRS. VIRGINIA WORCHESTER Spanish 67 MRS. VERNONA BROCK English and Speech. JL f -,,fLUAl5, gy NORTON UL' J 1' h MISS DOROTHY Y I. f A ,Inf 9 ls nvossnc VQJ' ,g ,119 qflf Home Economics. fb VV f . ' V 'x 'R' Q . , I 4, x If' - f 1 7 , 'Ji . ' lf f Lf Val ,l LJ' Ajdv - M' LL Ke'bk1 WL l l ,wtf , -fi. ' p ., if ' ' 11,3 3 y ' , --F MRS. DARLIENE WYERS English, F.T.A, Sponsor MRS. EVELYN PERRY C.S.F. Sponsor, Latin, English. MR. JOHN BRUECKNER German, French, Olympian Faculty Advisor. -al MRS. BERTHA VICTORINO Spanish fi MISS BARBARA ABRAMS Social Studies Senior Problems Civics Grls 'T MR EDWARD HELWICK Journalism Senior Problems and Civics MR ROBERT Cemaurian Advisor L9 9 e Sponso' Mus ELIZABETH Ric: Psychology Sozial JOHNSON Stu ies Junior Sludenl Council Class Counselor Sponsor Social Studies ' I0 MRS JUDITH BLECKMAN Social Sludies 68 MR. HAROLD BURKE Social Sludies, Club Co-ordinalor. MISS PATRICIA LOGSDON Civics and Senior Problems, Senior Class Sponsor, MRS VIRGINIA IVES Social Sludies 'il l T MRS. MARGARET ROSS Attendance Clerk 115 YK 'Q I 'Tl' MRS. BETTY MUSIAL MRS. ROSE CORBETT Guidance Secretary, Vice Principal's Sec. MRS. LOLA LANGTON it 3- -Q Q' PrincipaI's Secretary MRS. MIRTLE JONES Guidance Clerk. MRS. MAIDA TAYLOR Library Clerk MISS MARGARET HARSH Librarian. MRS. KATHERINE ,ik if-A Q SORENSON Allendance Clerk. , .-1. 1 MRS. ISABEL SITKO Library Clerk MRS. MURIEL MUIR Recephonusl. 4 MISS NAOMI GRESTED School Nurse. MR, HAROLD HOAGLAND Head Custodian 69 . E , 5 'pi l ef... i 1 l'lI roll you for the gal, Deadeye! I P.T.A. FACULTY FROLICS Sketches by Ed Helwick, Direction by Perry Polski, Music by Sid Bender. x The parents and teachers pooled their talents and cavorted on the boards to raise money for the Student Body Fund - two hours of I mirth and guffaws enioyed by the audience and cast alike. v t l 1 Mmmmmm- this girl has TALENT. I've been bothered by an awful dragon lately. 70 I wanna daaaaance! 11 Betier Iookmg faculty members roclung and rollmg wnh PTAdorables Ramar and Rancid balling the iack. Principal Plank Pllfades pglkq-dnt prowess. lGar- vers, courtesy House Of Nine! , f x I J 'X 71 X.,-fx., ,gag , , Hokey dokey Pokey You no due X: . , ' w, Q, a - -.- - The Cat the Crumb and the Creep N 1 R I- 3 2 0 'I ll an vu D J D. 'rl 0 O 1 ID un on I O U' fb 1 fr 'lil-'Y uve on honeymoon 4.13 'fs '15 you keep her gossed up? Only on Coca Cola Hunk 'he admumsiruhve foul ball squlre T'- Steolm up les? III gnve yuh o shot nn de heudlll 4 I lust love dns here school , I lust plc ed up the rock and there they were A 11,1- . - ,--i,Q.f- The Grand hncle we ve helped the student body fund to grow and so thus ns the end of 73 the show Jill? lf? 'Q fr fl., -x SAN , , e t f f A I I v M Q' , X e . - re A, . Univ f . P '. jf N b ' VZ ,ily A, V.: ' f fezffls 5 r ill' 5 X r 1 1 E 3 , I4 5 1 - ':. ' ' . d f 7 I 1 ' 1, Slip l ' i , 1. . - gk 1 falf' 5 f J f ' ' i S f i A g K 2 I 5 ' e .- 1 --1 A - 5 , i . , , K 1 574 I . . I . K 5 , - , 1 Q K e N 1 , ll I K' , Q VI K 1 1 . E . YN-, f 'YY' , , A . wcl.f:, ' -Z' li-4 5 A ISN ' . 094 P1 A41 fin -3 , NH- .G-' 'Y A l 'S 5-:MF G R6 1 ,sf QP Y A I-A: w '2 It '79 'lytv 2 F J'-. Z5 1 1 .J 4 NAR? 'Ax V 4. x .az 'I k T. g, X ' 'Y :tj 1 , N J. N-L. Q ' 3 af ' .g, V - f 6 vm .QI rn, XX R X s l. ll' r- y- ,. A ' - 373-1 ' f ' A ' 143 im 4 ,491 L ?'. .. 4 -f , TW 2'-3 S P. f 'I 'Fr 9 9 I ,, up-..s. . 4 'UH . 5 ,iq -.rl ' kip A . I ' -V' L ' - -'-1 1 1 x. 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KNEELING: Joe Krolin-Most Valuable Player, B team football. Tom Chapman-All league honorable mention of- fensive and defensive football. FIRST ROW: Mike Nail- All league second team defense, football. Clarence Bur- dick-All league honorable mention offense, football. John Welsh-All league honorable mention defense. Lee Ehrhart -Wrestling. Bill Rains-All league honorable mention, de- fense, football. John Rhodes--All league honorable men- tion, defense, football. Fred Burch-Second team offense and defense, tackle, end, football, 2nd team Pioneer League gk ine-A -' Q in baseball. Butch Dillenbeck-Baseball. Harlan Lihtmer- First team all league football, center, second team all C.l.F., Shrine game. Bob Honey-Varsity football. Dick Betts- Bee football. SECOND ROW: Randy Sandefur-Basketball, Bee football, Gary Hollis-All league second team, offense. Bayles Cawthorne-All league second team, linebacker, football, Dick Ewin-Football: All league offense and de- fense first team, most valuable player in Pioneer League, Bill Murphy award, all C.l.F. third team, Baseball: All Pio- neer League. Mike Livesay-All league first team offense, L? 14 7' for 1 fullback, football. Don Schmidt-All league first team de- fense, guard, football. Jim Rhodes-All league honorable mention forward, basketball. Merle Cornett-Varsity foot- ball. Bill Pierce-Bee track, Pioneer League 880-660 cham- pion. Barry Riley-Varsity track, Bee track, medalist. Lonnie Cadis-All league first team offense, end, football. Dave Pellerito-All league second team defense, honorable men- tion offense, guard, Varsity football. Jim Powell-sponsor. Not shown-Craig Anderson-Varsity football. l IKE: qi'-ug 1' 5' Culver City High School had the highest scoring football team in the big school's Central division of the C.l.F. This alone is an honor, but when you realize that Culver is a schooI,of only eight hundred and ninety some students, and realize also that other members of the Central division have enrollments of three and four thousand, you begin to get the impact of the heights to which this year's Centaur Varsity has risen. The Silver and Blue, sporting the best team of its short six year history, rolled up a total of three hundred and five points to her opponents sixty-seven. A team with such a record is well deserving of the tribute and gratitude of its student body. The two games Culver lost were by the narrowest of margins, while her victories were white-washings. The Centaurs held five out of nine teams scoreless which speaks its own praise for the defense. Good work, Varsity! ' - ra , 9 8 .T . 4' x - 14-' 1 gb! VARSITY FOOTBALL -YW ' HEAD COACH DON REED rg u '41 Q ' 4 ARC ...4.. , Hr - I Z X 5 Q 1 .J is Quarterback Duck Ewan 123, turns the corner on the Harvard end as halfback Ron Overholser 132, looks for a pitchout. CULVER CULVER CULVER CULVER CULVER CULVER CULVER CULVER CULVER l A5 'I sf, not CHAMINADE 0 SANTA FE 0 BELL GARDENS 20 HARVARD O HAWTHORNE 0 EL SEGUNDO 0 MORNINGSIDE 20 NORTH TORRANCE 6 BEVERLY HILLS 21 into COACH HOWARD ROOF -nf-3 Fred Burch l44l and Tom Chapman l37l converge on the some hapless Monarch as Mike Livesay l26l and Dick Ewin 23 watch Gary Hollis H71 scamper around right end. gm. HARLAN LlMMER Mast inspirational player All Pioneer League offense and defense Central Division all C.l.F. second team 3 CULVER CITY FOOTBALL ROSTER 55 Dennis Dutfy Paul Grandmain Don Schmidt Mike Nail Harlan Limmer Gary Hollis Bayles Cawthorne Bob Honey Lonnie Cadis Bill Rains Dave Pellerilo Dick Ewin Don Duber Pete Pellerito Mike Livesay Bill Lough Jerry Schlauder Chuck Beauchamp Craig Anderson Ken Willis Ron Overhotser Bob Wiltse AI Hale Dick Fowler Bill Murray Tom Chapman Bob Ries Clarence Burdick Terry O'Dowd Bruce Weston Merle Cornett Wes Heidenreich Fred Burch Ron Burch John Welch Ron Schirm Chuck Riedy Ron Milan John Rhodes John Jarrett Gary Tuthill Larry Fluer Gary Powell - sc fs A V DICK EWIN Most Valuable player Bill Murphy Award All Pioneer League offense and defense Central Division all C.l,F. third team rs 'C' 1 I' -ax' .0 I ,rr .J I of Q' iL1tiJ7'5'f 214-1- . 1 , 4 A 1?- FR!! , VII u , vy'lfQd fi'5 3 E A, r'1 fi' . pm, Culver scatback Gary Hollis starts through a gaping ' hole formed by Tom Chapman i37l, Clarence Bur- ' A 'if .5 dick 1391 and Bob Honey in the EI Segundo line. X 1 vnu ' or ' , 'I' I ig 9 I dk 1 'uv-lg., ---nun.4repr '.fv-v yofk as-nu K X -'if' -yu .vo LW, ., 40' . J l A' .F ' WD C 1' -I-iff, I , , L ,. :Q 'U - - E Lonnie Cadis grabs a pass for long yardage as,BeII Gardens' man is interested spectator. - S191 f ,I a -9' I ' A A r I C. V v ' A P 1 ,ss A Dandy Dir: in hotjfoatsjg ghrqfgh tire Isl Gardeniline at Mike livesay, ' Ai26t' NA tone Laruer lg!g, and ,dareilcex ,lurdikP 4301 lacks dn. --1' V- 1 '. r l - I ' M, 0 '- SCORES OF LEAGUE GAMES p 1 . K4 t , , x fr A 1 X I Q ' ' l if X' l l l x ' Culver Opponent Score 38 . . Beverly . . . 50 76 . . . North Hi . . . 21 60 . . . El Segundo . . . 23 66 . . Morningside . . . 52 51 . . . Hawthorne . . . 30 ' 62 . . Beverly . . 57 69 . . North Hi . . . 43 61 . . . El Segundo .... 92 66 . . Morningside . . . 41 74 . . . Hawthorne . . . 45 56 .... 'Glendale . . 58 Hoover ' C.l.F. Playoffs 'zx it 1 l 1 lf Lx , Standing to the right of Coach Del Goodyear left to right are: Richard Lewis, Tom Ryan, Bill Wag- ner, Mike McFerson, Buzz Blackwood. KNEELING ARE: Randy Sandefur, Dave Smart, Jim Rhodes and Lonnie Cadis. X. i W, 55 I- .ft .li QQ' f W ff!!! gl . I x If K Mike Mcferson lforwardt first string central division C.l.F. first string Pioneer League, most points in league, 189, most points in single game l36, league recordl, first team Beverly Hills and Pacific Shores Tournaments. 88 VARSITY BASKETBALL The past basketball season is one that will always stand out in Centaur history. Coach Del Goodyear's varsity cagers earned a tie for the Pioneer League Crown and gained en- trance into the C.l.F. playoffs. The Cents went up against Glendale Hoover in first round of these play-offs, drawing a bye from the eliminations. This contest, possibly the most heart-breaking in Culcihi records, was decided in a thrilling overtime period that had everyone on their feet, nearly hysterical. Glendale was the victor by a count of 58-56. After dropping the league opener to Beverly Hills, the Cents skipped through all the rest of their P.L. encounters undefeated. Revenge was sweet, as the home five edged Bev- erly 62-57 to stop the Normans 20-game win skein before an excited packed-house on the local floor. The defeat was only the Oilwellers second in 52 starts, covering the past two campaigns. For topping this crucial contest in such an exciting manner, Culver was honored with the selection as team-of-the-week, by the los Angeles Examiner-Bob Yeakel Athletic Foundation. The huge trophy was presented to the proud team over television on Channel 9. The cage aggregation as a whole played its finest game of the season against Beverly, but it took Mike McFerson's superb all-around performance to pave the victory path. Mike tallied 27 points and had an outstanding field goal percentage of 85 per cent. Another highlight of the past campaign was when McFerson set a new Pioneer league scoring record, bucketing 36 digits against North High, as Culver won 69-43. This was not iust an individual output. lt took the cooperation and team work of five men to hit this astounding total. The Centaurs completed the P.L. tour with a 9-1 slate, losing only to Beverly in that league opener.,This team is one that will always be remembered at Centaurville and go down in Culver history as the one to beat. N : ff -N yff Q 14x l x . .QQ S . Bill Stuff Wagner lcenlerl, first string Pio- neer League. Average: 11.5 pts. per game. S,-E In 3 'P iff I., 1 A 1 l s.- at 40' 'T i. 2- N Culver won Team of the Week trophy for snapping Beverly Hills' win skein at 20 straight. Packed house watches Loose Lou stuff, as Nieman and Walker l25l sandwich McFerson. f Randy Sandefur lguordt Varsity tapped Al Average 3 2 pts per game umm un hotly contested b ttl 14, of 5 Whos got ut? Glendale Hoover edged Cent fnve 58 56 nn on overtlme peruod of the C I F Playoffs It was cm heortbreoker for the Goodyecrmen o e Duck Loose Lewus ond Ronme Grant 4 struggle for possessnon of melon Rhodes HI Wonxotu Q81 of 55 A l I N 3 A f L! Q. I I - 2 X. ' fl , V',!xS l 3 X ' X I If A X . x '. , A n ,A I v Q A, , 4 X A A l Sondetur 161, ond Don lostle for posntlon 1' 9-1 Buzz Blackwood lguordl co captaln second strung Pnoneer League Average 104 pts per game ra Elbows fly as Buzz Blackwood l8l lays It In for two Culver upset Beverly In thus clash 62 57 F X Jrm Rhodes Uorwardl co captam, Honorable Men Jlm Drllenbeck Ml goes up for rebound rn hghl contest whnch Culver won by one poml tlon All Puoneer league Average 7 9 pts per Ball Wagner H01 looks on game I 5 ' ls 14,114 J . . . as H ' If 5 ' EF, . 4 1 ' 1 'HH 7 A I . I U l 4 X 1 X. l sf ' A W - l NX l ,s A I . ' ie T-f E N. 'H '. ww l f F L l - 5 9 i i 1 ' ,,7, i l -. I H -.1 7' 4--1 . ..- LZ.-T 73' 5--.f'.'4 ' - 'ff - - i' - : 9-TT, .. iJ?.. '?? ff ' 4- ' - - ' IW.:-T5 W' L'--f'.'h - - ' Ill- 'L ' ' L 15'F - 2 '--'f'Q'3f ,, ,.,- 'IL-'Qs :J- 7 Fc -is -ri'-' 'f-, 7 ' 'wr . -x ., '-' ' ,.- ' 'ff , , . .- -1 L-1'5 2 ,. , f ,' . ,. -1..-J,iL'L'i4:'-'A ' , 'fEiISi'j,1 .,-Q, 1- f ' ' - , k- ' i'7'f'T.du..Qfi'- Q' .'-Lf-.Lib ' - 'X .I ' 5 'iaiiifi' -4 ' . .- - '4' ' A' '1 H. I ' , FIRST ROW: Jim De Paola, Jerry Mandel, Ron Gardner, Tom Soloman, Milin, Alex Augusta, Jim Dillenbeck, Joe Medaglia, Mike Gibson Ty Don Duber, Frog Harrington, Steve Dillenbeck, Tom McKenzie, Gary Hollis, Levin, Buzz Blackwood, Fred Burch, Dick Ewin. Coach Warren Flanagan. SECOND ROW: Ken Franke, Manager, Don VARSITY BASEBALL Culver's baseball brigade finished the l956 horsehide season more successfully than any other in Centaur his- tory. Coach Warren Flanagan's nine got off to a booming start, winning five straight Pioneer League games, after dropping the opener to Beverly Hills, l l-3. At the end of two rounds of league competition, Culver held a 7-2 won-loss slate. But, in the third, final and most important round, the squad faltered, losing three out of five contests. This sudden slump allowed Beverly, who had been on the Centaur heels all the way, and Hawthorne, who had waited until the last few games to make a championship bid, to move into a three way tie for the lead, as the last day drew near. Culver won the league finale from Beverly Hills, 8-2, to tie for the Pio- neer League Championship with Hawthorne. , . 1 .- Get 'em rattledl That's the bench strategy of Culver's horsehiders, as they ruthlessly ride rival rookies. ., . I 'S ., 'b 'LH ii. 1 'su Hn, .M s .- f Mike plate man. Mike 6 win aa 1 Gibson lines one out, against North Torrance, for a bose knock. Culver trounced the Saxons twice, 9A2 and 7-I and were upset once, I2-8. I s. f is 9 X i Gibson packed a powerful punch from the and was also Coach FIanagan's ace mounds- He was one of a trio of three-year lettermen. batted over .400 and had a hurling slate of s and one loss. A N 'Y C-. ff-1 Q ,QSC i Dick Ewin lets Morningside fastball by. The next one was never found. Fred Burch was Mr, Clean-up for the Centaur nine as he broke the school runs- batted-in record and slugged at a .400 plus clip. Fred, along with Gibson, was honored as Athlete of the Week by the Evening-Star news. 93 if A -.4 A l I s -kr X D V gs gx 5 1,-,g-,- 1: X Y X f ,I I I Q XX , 5 I J he A if fl' X fp TS A -f' ff i ,f' I X X XX X , N 1 , 3 .. Q f,N ,,-f- ,-l. X t .Y . J 'if ff 3 Y 1 . Ax A J Y ,.'? -- J gi K ' '-M X 'T .- - HOWARD ROOP xt A113 Varsity Football Wrestling H on Ready. WRESTIJNG TEAM-BACK ROW: Peter Lindgren, Bob Ehrhart, Pat Dolce John Jarrett, Lee Ehrhart, Neil Schauers, Owen Freebairn, Dieter Dubberke, Don Schmidt m Ken Willis, Larry Fluer, Mike Livesay. FRONT ROW: Eddie Rust, Greg Johnson fcntl YU i Undefeoted in Three Years, This Boy. Don Brown, Bob McWilliams, Jules Dobkin, Richard Hamel, Jeff Roll, lorry Richards, Montague Gary, Curt Price, Bob Lee, I Q . x i - j, 3 'li . El i' V 2 .Vw ,, 4 . m g I l . WARREN FLANAGAN DON REED B and C Basketball Varsity Foolba Vorsily Baseball Tennis Z M -l L., J HMFPOYE:-L Come down and get your medal, Sam. B oot a 1 had You won furst prlze. ' N,m- .4.,'. JUNIOR VARSITY, B AND C SPORTS Bee Football After making a clean sweep of the practice season, the Centaur Bee Football squad met stronger opposition in the Pioneer League and struggled through the season with a two won two lost and one tie. The all over record was a little betterg five won, two lost, and one tie. Stand- outs for the season were Randy Sandefur, winner of the Outstanding Lineman award, Joe Krolin, Outstanding backfield man, and Ronnie Bridwell, Most Valuable Player award. Protectionf.Bee Quarterback, ,loe Krolin grimaces as he displays good passing form as blockers discourage any opponents Front lane left to right Bob Campuzano Jon Dekker Neal Trent and Don Malan Rear Alex Augusta Joe Krolin and Make Kang CENTAUR BEE SQUAD FIRST ROW Pete Landgren Curt Prace Ben Burnett well Gary Krakoracn Jon Dekker Dennis Volentane Joe Krolin Don Tom Abrahamson Robin Wcate Ronnae DeArmund Ralph Larkan Bob Ericsson Don Malan Randy Sandefur Males Anderson Dieter Dubberke Campuzano Alex Augusta Barry Raley Erac Dekker Buzz Blackwood Tom Al Gelber Tom Wetzel Ball Leroy Edmondson and AI Hunter BACK ROW Gale Tam Jam Wirth Ron Brad ,I , .ff VICTORIOUS BEE starting team with 10,0 league record. Forewards Joe Krolin, and Mike Nail, Center Rusty Dams, Guards Bill Murruy and Dennis Cole, X., JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD with record of 5-5. Bruce Cowen, Cal Taylor, Larry Richards, Steve Dillenbeck, Larry Lee, Harlan Limmer, Jerry Effle, Denny Strong, David Fish, Jerry Schlauder, Coach Del Goodyear is in the center. THE CEE SQUAD. Mighty-Mites, with a 7-3 record Dave Kenner, Frank Acquaviva, Bruce -Madden Jerry Meldrum, Dennis Gideon, Dennis Valentine Dave Sheer and Tom Wetzel. . ? 5.3 TR B TEAM KNEELING Barry Riley Ronnie Bndwell Martin Kutchoi Miles Anderson Jam Hazard I K Dove McCullough 'N 'ff' ., ., gr Culver s first league champs in track and field. The Centaur Bee Squad led by such stand- outs as Bob Plaice, double winner, Dave McCullough, 6' l high iumper, Bill Pierce, 660 champion and many other Medal Winners, won the Pio- neer League Finals by the lop sided score of 64 to 44V2 for their nearest opponent Haw- thorne. Pictured from left to right, bottom row: Barry Riley, Ronnie Bridwell, Martin Kut- chai, Miles Anderson, and Jim Hazard. Top Row, Randy San- defur, Bill Pierce, Bob Cam- puzano, Steve Foss, Bob Plaice, Ronnie De Armond. Not shown are Ray Bellenger, Terry Stew- art and Bill Jacobs. 8 VARSITY TEAM-KNEELING: Neil Schauers, Jerry C TEAM-KNEELING: Alan Gershman, Bruce Mitchell, Harold Murray. STAND- Effle, Lonnie Cadis. STANDING: Harlan Limmer, ING: Bob Freebairn, Allan Gelber, Bob Gary Springer. 41f Sorenson, Mark Foss, Mike Nail. 2 Q 'Zin . 9 'Q T' , - V If . -s Y'-vi?-1-4k yv 1 f From the start it was evident that the Varsity track team wouldn't live up to its record of the pre- vious season. So, wisely, Coaches Bill O'Rourke and Jim Powell de- cided to build a Bee team that would be ready for top Varsity contention next year. They worked with the Bee team, taking them through many tough meets for that needed experience and it paid off. In the league finals the Bee team swept past all opposi- tion and took the Pioneer League Bee Championship by 20 points over their nearest rival, The Cees, led by sprinter Mike Nail and Greg Elliott in the 660, took fourth place with only a few men. Wait 'till next year for the top track team in Culver his- tory. 'aW,'.. 5I-Q , . -' lf? A B AND C ACTICN f 1' 2 l X TWO FOR JER' J.V. Forward Jerry Effle goes u with ' p o one handed lump shot nn the Hawthorne game, Team mates Steve Dillenbeck and Bruce Cowe n look on. RIGHT Ball Pierce Culvers top Middle distance mon takes a pass from Bob . Campuzano, sprinter and hurdler, in the 'nz D, Q 880 relay. ' nf ' if Cenlour Bees mangle Pasadena ball-carrier in second game of the season. Joe Krolin and Al Gelber make aclual stop as Jim Wirih 1401, Alex Augusta 1411, Gary Krikorian 1451 and Barry Riley 1461, rush in. sf 1 r . fl Top track men display their lalents. LEFT: Bee high iumper Dave McCullough tops 6'1 in league finals. CENTER: Bill Pierce sprinls Va 2.0l:2 Clock- ing in 880 during early season duel meet. ABOVE: Pole Vaulter Miles Anderson is easily over Il' in Miro Costa Relays. 'lOl GIRLS' ATHLETIC OFFICERS President . . . . . Sandy Astfolk Vice-president . . . . Alice Powell Corresponding Secretary . . Judy Marston Recording Secretory . . Jane Kunimoto Sandy Astfolk, G.A.A. President FIRST ROW: S. Stutz, P. East, D. Frieden, P. Perkins, B. Mayhew, C. Martin, F, L. Weske, J. Linder, J. Marston, S, Asttolk, A. Powell, J. Kunimoto, M. Leoly, S, Tollmon, C. Houck, M. Scott, T. Krimstein, E. Joedtke, J, De Loop, l.. Koulman. SECOND ROW: S, Zail, J. Schromm, P. Thompson, J. Jarrett, J. Reudy, S, Medoglia, S. Schenkmon, B. Comer, P, Messick, S. Pechin, B. Medlin, S. Frei, C. Mitchell, S. Houlette, A. Johnson, S. Hall, B. Wirth, J. Thompson, H. Owens, S. Klein. THIRD ROW: G. Solcido, L. Ayeroff, N. Tyson, M. Riley, G. Ashby, V. Pelletti, S. Hook, K. Johnson, E. Mortin, I. Schoble, M. Helmer, J. Hormon, S, Goldenberg, J. Vignolle, L. Von Winkle, J. Moulton, K, Koerlin, T. Bruce, L. Jones, L. Musiol, B. Smith. FOURTH ROW: K, Kelley, K. Soe, M. McVey, M, L. Hoyler, L. Lopes, V, Smith, J. Word, J. Tovodo, L. Mollet, ASSOCIATION Treasurer . , Carol Houck Historian . . . Gail Fish . . Z Points Chairman . . Mary Lealy Sports Chairman . . . Jo Ann Linder Eligibility Chairman . Freddie Lou Weske Miss Beth McNiven, G.A.A. sponsor G. Voisan, J, Sweet, C. Evans, B. Virginia, V, Upton, C. Barrack, Dobbin, R. Davis, C. Carbone, R. Oila, N. Patterson, J. Brodsky, Ericsson. FIFTH ROW: D. Dittmer, L. Piety, A. Franke, J. Brass, P. Jenew S A i ft P, Waters, N, Hommes, C. Lackey, D, Asplund, B. Roberts, D, Eastman, C. Messman, J. Ludwig, L. Williams, B. Harshaw, M. Jansz, H. Kubisch B. Garrett, P. Woodland, G. Hobdy. SIXTH ROW: P, McDonald, J. Bern teld, J. Barles, K. Hall, L. Bridwell, M. French, L, Woe, S, Glover, K Stafford, A. Carlin, J. Lawless, N. Dennert, S, Toth, A. Fiumefreddo, S Barclay, L. Barge, L. Krasno, P. Jackson, B. Nelson, L. Lealy, J. Jaubert L. Hersh. F f f , ' PLAYDAYS, J A!! 5 DANCES, GAMES, FRIENDSI-ups ...ir X A ' PARTIES, SPCDRTSMANSHIP .Q 9 v 4 TENNIS TEAM-FRONT ROW: Janet Patterson, Jeannie Baril, Connie Evans, Helen Owens, Norma Leroy, Betty Virginia, Mel Riley, Vicki Pelletti, Sally Tallman. BACK ROW: Pat Bushey, Ilene Schrimplin, Velsid Upton, Rita Oila, Mary Ann Lealy, Shiela Zail, Beth Garrett, Bobbette Shaw, Beverly Roberts, Jerry Sweet, Connie Mertz, Carol lachey, Sally Frei, Lola Lopes, Peggy Jackson, Tamara Krimstein. J S 3 , X --s E75-, 'tl A I' I uh. ,QQ L P Y ---qui 1 'T Xffuf, X ,A RILL TEAM AND PEP SQUAD 5s Pom-Pom girls Lorraine Gain, Colonel Bonnie Simpson Puddin' Morris. , . ,zuvs TOP ROW: Caroline Woolfolk, Vicki Pellelli, Shirley Klein, Carol Carbone, Alesla Ericson, Terre Bruce, Rae Davis, Barbara Harshaw, Pal McVey, Dorolhy Look, Elaine Marlin. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Mayhew, Eileen Ross, Marie Helmer, Isabel Schoble, Susan Houlelle, Sharon Hall,, Bonnie Comer, Sybil Schenkman, Janel Shelhamer. . .,. ' f f .ar- ,Ae NN- X TOP ROW: Connie Mertz, Charlotte Eaves, Linda Balke, Mary Ellen Jansx, Kathy Hommes, Diane Parenti, Mary lou Hayler, Ilene Shrimplin, Pat Thompson, Dee Webster, Betty Virginia. BOTTOM ROW: Helen Owens, Norma Leroy, Janelle Scott, Pat Jones, Evelyn Jaedtke, Sally Tallman, Santa Medaglia, Judy Harman, Kathy Wright. 5 -r, Pom Porn girls Pat Messick, Bev Moms, Judy Thompson, Sally Stutz F ' ,HK R ffx . - T r --,' I r x tw ALUMNI-COTTON DAY The fun of spring and returning students smeared faces and egg-smeared shirts . .. There ore, of course, many different ways to eat pie. .P gs Q XY' N 1 fr' gu , A -ii! iz.. X ' '7 'l.:'1 . Len, af. fT f 'f'21' . ,n ' ,', A is----.. ..5,.,,.gg H HOMECOMING The queen is crowned . .. the game is won the dance is yet to come. 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